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A rid hac rriHo rranilamanU frn ntor.
tain you while you are figuring out just what you
would like to have and what you would like to give
your friends.
It will be a genuine pleasure this year to examine
the aggregation of artistic, useful and entertaining
articles that have been gathered together for the
coming Christmas. There are big beautiful dolls, with real hair. There are doll houses and doll furniture,
clowns that do all kinds of funny tricks, musical instruments, such as horns, mouth organs, pianos, flutes,
drums etc; animals (hat look and act just like real ones, mechanical toys, such as automobiles, fire engines,
steam engines, trains, etc; albums, sewing boxes, toilet cases, shaving sets, smoking sets, writing sets, fine
china dishes, beautiful piclures. valuable silverware, books, ornaments for the tree and all the thousand and
one things that will make glad the hearts of your friends on Christmas morning.
Whatever You Have To Spend, Whether A Large Or Small Amount --Your
Money Will Co farthest And Buy The Best Goods Here.
Monday Morning December 10th
At 8.10 o'c'ock .ANT A CUUS will ani.-e on the train from the East ar.d on that day will hold a special reception for the
little folk at f ur store, for es h little girl or boy that is accompanied by a parent or other grown person, he will have a nice
present and wi: take your name o that you wili not be overlooked on Christmas.
He wii: a o be glad to receive your letter telling h;m what you want tor Christmas, so be sure and have your letter ready
when you come to the store.
Don't Pail To B. At The Train To Meet Santa When He Arrives
The Golden Rule Company
1303, 1310. 1512 ADAMS AVENUE
LARGEST STOCK
SMALLEST PRICES
THE . EVENING OBSERVE DELIVERED AT YOIR DOOR FOR 65 CENTS PER MONTH
I have just received a new assortment of chinaware,
cut glass, and silverware. Gome and examine them.
I know they will please With each $2.00 cash purchase
I am giving away a ticket which if presented at Hulse
Studio entitles you to a PHOTOGRAPH of yourself FREE
MRS-T.N. MURPHY
Hardware and crockery
I LOCAL ITEMS
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A. D. and E. C. Endropof Pine Oregon,
are business visitors in the city today.
Mrs. Polk Mays and son Fred, of Joseph
visited in the city last evening.
Cull Smith made a hurried visit to Hot
Lake th's morning.
O. E. Harper went to Pendleton on the
delayed number one this afternoon.
Miss Alii Stephens has returned home
after six weeks spent in the Metropolis.
H. C. Rinehart came over from Sum
merville last evening on business.
Rev, J. D. Gillilan left today for Cove,
where he will remain over Sunday.
There will be service in St. Peter's
church tomorrow evening (Friday) at
7:30.
Wm. Allison is transacting business in
Baker City and Sumpter in the interest
of the La Grande Flouring Mill Com
pany.
E. C. Cross, formerly a member of the
Elgin branch crew, left yesterday for
Teko on a brief visit in the interest of the
Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
Joe Woods, proprietor of the Red Front
Livery, is in Elgin today to meet his
mother. Mrs. Julia A. Woods, who is re
turning from Wallowa Canyon after a
visit with relatives there.
E. Z. Carbine of La Grande, secretary
of the Grande Ronde Fruitgrowers, asso
ciation, and one of the leading apple
growers of Union county, came over to
day in the interest of the association
The Fruitgrowers' union has shipped a
large amount of excellent fruit to this city
this fall and has an enormous amount to
mvrket yet. It has found good markets
for its fruits, because of the excellent
quality it handles. A number of Pendle
ton merchants are handling the Grande
Ronde product. Pendleton, E. 0.
LARGEST ORDER
Largest Beneficiary Order in the United
States. M. W. A.
WOODMEN Of AMERICA ELECT
The Modern Woodmen of America as
sembled last evening for their annual
election of offi :ers. Besidis he t'ection
I the order peifected pians tor a general
j eimpaign for members to La Grande
i camp No. 7703. It was agreed that one
hundred new members shall be added
during the winter and to this end, John H.
Starr, state deputy, will canvas the vicin
i y for memberships.
J. W. Simmons, who heads the Wood
men of Oregon, was present and inspired
the local members to join in the expansion
of the already flourishing order.
It was also decided that regula meet
incrs. for a time at least, will be held
every Monday evening, instead of on al
ternating Wednesdays, as was the regular
time formerly. Following are the officers
as elected:
Venerable Council, F. B, Currey;
Worthy Advisor, E. C. Davis; Essort, Wm.
Earls; Banker. A. J. Warren; Sentry,
Chas. Disqua; Watchman, S. R. Haworth:
Manager, J. A. Arbuckle; Clerk, C. S.
Williams.
SPECIAL NOTICE
All of the artx es left in Elks' hall after
the chicken pie dinner were taken to Mrs.
A. E. Jones, corner of 3 and Adams Ave.
where the owners may call and secure
their property.
CARD Of THANKS
The Ladies jf tne Methodist church
desire to thank the public generally for
their liberal patronage extended them at
their chicken pie dinner.
SECURES DIVORCE
In the case of John Ant.hnnu w
a. ma-
tilda Anthony. Mrs. Anthony secured a
aivorca, one imra of the property, the
custody of ths minor child and $200.00
in cash.
Mr. and Mrs. George Hanson of North
Powder, are guests at the G. Fritz '
home for a few days.
MODERN WOODMEN
Insurance in the
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Cheapest Reliable
world. M. W. A.
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Now on display at Siegrist
& Co.'s Big Jewelry Store
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DIAMONDS We,,ave diamond rings, lockets, pins, broaches, watches fromij
.... . , .. $20 to $400. Nothing makes a better Xmas present than a nice! ,
piece of diamond jewelry. I i;
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VV T CUES In thls dePartrner,t we have spared no expense in showing you the ' i:
. nicest line ever brought to Eastern Oregon. i!
. 400 solid gold and gold filled watches from $12.50 to $400. I
100 solid silverine watches frcm $1.50 to $27.50.
SILVER HOLLOW WARE Flatware i 847 Rogers Bros, and Commune
-:r?m silver Sold at Eastern prices Sterling, y
flatware and novelties always makes a good present. SUver
R':HS? KHf. S. . BRACELET S. CmiS. ClURMS. COMBS FOBS
and other things too numerous to mention in solid gold and gold filled T k" :
ciated you must come in and look this stock over. 70 feet of show r,,'.. , ,b?aPPre-
snow caseafjji of jewelry.
LIB BY
CUT GLASS Speaks PHIVX The most beautiful line of hand1' Our stock of gold umbrellas is complete. No trouble to show goods. Comein,-H
Lt' UL fcr itSe;f. paintedchinaeverbrottoyour:ity:;.:lookourstockover You will be sure of most courteous treatment. me'ud
REMEMBER WE SAVE YOU
Next Door to
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